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WND EXCLUSIVE

And the award goes to ... foreign vote-counters!

Judging panel features personalities from major media

Published: 37 mins ago
Aaron Klein


Scytl, the foreign-headquartered company that recently purchased the leading U.S. electronic voting firm, won an award for potential in growth and innovation.

The judging panel for the award included executives from Microsoft and Google and members of the news media such as analysts for CNN, BBC, USA Today and the San Francisco Chronicle.

The inclusion of Google may be instructive. WND reported in May 2012 that Scytl had announced the successful implementation of technology that allows ballots to be cast using Google and Apple smart phones and tablet computers.

Last week, Scytl was awarded the Longhorns 2013 Bully Award, which seeks Europe’s technology stars whose firms are determined to have demonstrated excellence in innovation and growth potential.

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The award is handed out annually by White Bull, a European technology consulting firm.

According to the Bully Award website, this year’s judging panel included the San Francisco Chronicle’s David Einstein; USA Today tech columnist and former Barron’s Editor Mark Veverka; Google’s Yves Cornaz; Microsoft’s Roxanne Varza; Colleen DeBaise of Entrepreneur Magazine; and BBC and CNN analyst Ralph Silva.

“The Longhorns Bully Award is a source of great pride for Scytl and clearly shows our dedication to a business and product R&D strategy that clearly aligns with the market and client needs,” Scytl CEO Pere Valles said in a statement.

In January 2012, Sctyl, based in Barcelona, Spain, acquired 100 percent of SOE Software, the leading software provider of election management solutions in the U.S.

Scytl expands U.S. reach
In May, Scytl announced its technology will be deployed at more jurisdictions ahead of the 2014 midterm elections.

A company news release boasted that its “electronic pollbook solution recently achieved a significant milestone by eclipsing the 100th implementation in the United States.”

“This number continues to grow with many jurisdictions planning to implement electronic pollbook technology ahead of the 2014 election cycle,” continued the release.

The electronic pollbook reportedly allows U.S. election officials and poll workers to manage the electoral roll on Election Day in an efficient and convenient manner.

Scytl’s electronic pollbook solution will be utilized in small and large election jurisdictions throughout the nation, including in Washington, D.C.; Kane County, Ill.; Peoria, Ill.; Galveston County, Texas, and 50 other Texas counties.

“We are very excited that our superior platform and unique solution have earned the trust of more than 100 election jurisdictions who have successfully utilized our electronic pollbook in major elections,” said Marc Fratello, CEO of SOE Software.

“We also look forward to expanding our offering to other election jurisdictions across the United States,” added Fratello.

Voting through Google, Apple?
As WND reported in May 2012, the company announced the successful implementation of technology that allows ballots to be cast using Google and Apple smart phones and tablet computers.

Scytl unveiled a platform that it says encrypts each individual ballot on a voter’s Google or Apple mobile device before the ballot is then transmitted to an electronic voting system.

Using this technology, “Scytl is now able to guarantee end-to-end security – from the voter to the final tally – not only for computer-based online voting but also for mobile voting,” stated a press release by the company.

“By leveraging its pioneering security technology with Google and Apple’s mobile device platforms, Scytl has become the premier election technology provider to offer an online voting system that guarantees the highest standards in terms of both voter privacy and ballot integrity both on personal computers and mobile devices,” said Gabriel Dos Santos, Scytl’s vice president of software engineering.

The U.S. currently does not utilize voting platforms using mobile devices. Scytl sees such methods as the future of electronic voting.


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